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The 26 pages that link to Leninism, each with the reason it gives.

• Vladimir LeninBroader topic: After Lenin’s death, his writings and political practice became the basis of a codified doctrine.

• Marxism–LeninismBroader topic: Leninism contributes the organizational and strategic ideas that distinguish this synthesis.

• One-party stateRelated: Leninist organization shaped several states that established communist party monopolies.

• MaoismRelated: Maoism inherits Leninist party organization but gives rural revolution a larger role.

• EurocommunismCompared with: The emphasis on pluralist democracy challenged Leninist models tied to Soviet political practice.

• Dictatorship of the proletariatRelated: Lenin made the concept central to a theory of revolutionary state power.

• RevisionismCompared with: Lenin treated revisionism as a retreat from revolutionary politics.

• Council communismCompared with: Council communists opposed the party’s claim to direct workers and govern in their name.

• SyndicalismCompared with: Leninist strategy places leadership in a party and state, unlike syndicalist emphasis on workers’ unions.

• What Is to Be Done?Narrower topic: The pamphlet became a foundational text for later interpretations of Lenin’s party theory.

• Vanguard partyRelated: Vanguard-party theory became a defining organizational principle within Leninism.

• VanguardismBroader topic: Leninism gives vanguardism its best-known systematic formulation.

• Nadezhda KrupskayaRelated: Krupskaya's life became closely associated with preserving Lenin's political legacy.

• Agrarian socialismCompared with: Its centralized state model can conflict with agrarian socialism’s emphasis on local control.

• IskraRelated: Its model of a centralized revolutionary party drew on arguments advanced around Iskra.

• Chinese anarchismCompared with: Its party-state model directly conflicted with anarchist opposition to coercive government.

• New DemocracyRelated: Mao adapted Leninist party leadership to a staged, multi-class Chinese revolution.

• LuxemburgismCompared with: Luxemburg criticized centralized party authority when it displaced workers’ independent political life.

• Antonio NegriCompared with: Negri favors decentralized movements and constituent power over party-led capture of the state.

• Abimael GuzmánRelated: Its model of centralized party organization influenced Guzmán’s movement.

• Marxism–Leninism–MaoismNarrower topic: Leninist party organization and revolutionary strategy are inherited foundations.

• Socialist patriotismRelated: Lenin’s writings addressed national self-determination within a broader international revolutionary movement.

• Boris BabochkinRelated: The film’s revolutionary setting reflects the political vocabulary of early Soviet culture.

• Centrist MarxismCompared with: Its centralized revolutionary strategy differed from centrist attempts to combine mass democracy with parliamentary action.

• History of CommunismRelated: It offered a model for organizing revolution under conditions unlike those Marx had anticipated.

• Left communismCompared with: Left communists contest Leninist party leadership and the political methods associated with it.